Except it's a Great Fat Lie

They might as well have made this Soptic guy up from whole cloth. THAT's how much he has in common with the actual facts.
I'd be bothered by that. This isn't like the Gardasil debate between Perry and Romney. If you'll remember, Perry himself thought better of his decision not long afterward and rescinded it. And in terms of Gingrich's history of adultery... that wasn't a lie. What's more, it goes to character. I, myself, won't vote for an adulterer unless the alternative is in other ways unacceptable. I figure if a guy can't even be honest with his family, no way he's going to be honest with me.
I don't know, oddly enough people seem to be able to seperate their jobs and their personal life always.
Ever heard of the old saying do as I say, but don't do as I do ? There are people who can actually run something to benefit society at large, even though they may actually be a destroyer of their own family at home either because of or not (dirty little secrets no one knows or knew about), and this sometimes the people didn't know about until even decades later, but what people do remember about certain people, is how the person they had chosen was once responsible for great things be it in this or found in that, and for which were things in which helped the nation big time while occupying a high office in the process oddly enough.
Explaining this phenomenom is something that maybe some could do in review of history, but it is something that I know can be true as it has been known throughout time in this world as we have known it.
There are many examples of this, and even so we still always thrive for the person who has far less faults as possible, and we do this when we seek the next man and/or woman for our President and/or others for the highest positions in the land. Lately we have run aground or so it seems, but we must get this ship to sailing again somehow, and we must judge righteously and honestly in our search for the next President of the American people, and for this United States.
Sadly we have not the right ones picked I don't think, but as I said above, we must decifer this situation as best we can, and then make a choice as best we can. None perfect no not one, but we must strive to get as close to what we want to represent us as we can, and take nothing any less if at all possible.